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I collaborate with visionary leaders of family enterprises to transform ambition into enduring legacies.

—Dr. Stacy Feiner

Dr. Stacy Feiner

Relational Psychologist. Family Advisor. Performance Coach.

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About Dr. Stacy Feiner

I'm a psychologist who has spent over two decades working at the intersection of wealth, family, and business.

I hold a doctorate in clinical psychology. I worked as a registered financial advisor at Merrill Lynch. I've held executive roles at Fortune 500 companies and lived and worked internationally. I bring both clinical depth and business intelligence to every engagement.
 

I'm the co-author of The Sixth Level: Capitalize on the Power of Women's Psychology for Sustainable Leadership and the author of Talent Mindset. My work has been featured in Family Wealth Report, Forbes, BusinessWeek, and Psychology Today.

But here's what really drives me: I believe deeply in the human spirit. I see things others can't, and I bring them into view. I'm direct. I challenge. I'm not afraid to clash when needed, because that's often what creates the breakthrough.

If your family is at a breaking point or you want to avoid one, I'm here to help you do the hard, necessary work.

You'll have a much more rewarding life on the other side.

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“Just because a million people think something is a good idea doesn’t make it a good idea.”

I was eight years old when my father clipped that quote from the newspaper for me. He knew these words would speak to me. Little did I know that they would define my life and career.

Growth is achieved by digging deep. And you don’t do it alone.

Realize you can and must be great. But don’t expect to be inspired. Realizations come from being challenged. 

“Strong and clarifying guidance on the interpersonal challenges of family businesses. Stacy brings the theory and science to problem solving, and shines at the practical aspects of getting stuff done to progress the enterprise. A pleasure to have as an advisor to move things forward, and she improved the interactions and governance between our enterprise and the family with the controlling interest.”

—Jim Haught, CEO, RI Grows, Naval Officer

The Bottom Line

The greatest value of wealth is the ability to invest in your family's well-being.

Not just financial health. The kind that allows families to thrive across generations, not just survive the complexity that wealth brings.

This work is private, precise, and deeply human. It's for families who are ready to move forward.

Stacy focuses us on how to be successful, while untangling us from all of the misconceptions and failed attempts of the past.

—A. Ray Dalton, founder and president, Dalton Foundation
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